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Womens Studies War & Politics:     more books (100)

Balkan Express: Fragments from the Other Side of War by Slavenka Drakulic, 1993 Private Politics and Public Voices: Black Women's Activism from World War I to the New Deal (Blacks in the Diaspora) by Nikki Brown, 2006-12-07 Civil War Sisterhood: The U.S. Sanitary Commission and Women's Politics in Transition by Judith Ann Giesberg, 2006-07-01 Women, War, and Violence: Personal Perspectives and Global Activism Daughters of the Union: Northern Women Fight the Civil War by Nina Silber, 2005-05-16 Women and Socialism, Socialism and Women: Europe Between the Two World Wars Egypt as a Woman: Nationalism, Gender, and Politics by Beth Baron, 2007-02-05 This Was Not Our War: Bosnian Women Reclaiming the Peace by Swanee Hunt, 2004-01-01 Russian Women in Politics and Society (Contributions in Women's Studies) by Norma Corigliano Noonan, 1996-10-21 The New Civil War: The Psychology, Culture, and Politics of Abortion (Psychology of Women) War's Other Voices: Women Writers on the Lebanese Civil War (Gender, Culture, and Politics in the Middle East) by Miriam Cooke, 1996-07 Burning the Veil: The Algerian War and the 'Emancipation' of Muslim Women, 1954-62 (Politics, Culture & Society in) by Neil MacMaster, 2010-01-15 The Women's Joint Congressional Committee and the Politics of Maternalism, 1920-30 (Women in American History) by Jan Wilson, 2007-05-29 Gender, War and Politics: Transatlantic Perspectives, 1775-1830 (War, Culture and Society, 1750-1850)

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41. Women’s Studies At The UF Libraries
    of the English Civil war, Early English Topics covered include politics, economics,the labor movement, ecology and environment, women s studies, race and  
    http://web.uflib.ufl.edu/cm/history/Women'sstudies.htm
    
    Extractions: LIBRARY WEST, Microform Area HQ 1154 .H431 1972 A collection of 821 newsletters, journals, and newspapers published by and about women’s liberation, civic, professional, religious and peace groups, from the Women’s History Research Center in Berkeley, California. Most material was published between 1968 and 1974 in the United States. History of women

42. SOSIG: What's New In Women's Studies
    Fri 16 Apr 2004. Connect, Canadian war Industry During the Second World war. Connect, Westminster Women The politics of Presence. Connect, Women s studies.  
    http://sosig.esrc.bris.ac.uk/roads/whats-new.women.html

43. WMST-L File Collection
    WMSTL discussion The war Against Boys is the Personal? Identity politics, Feminismand Mutilation.) Intro to Women s studies Recommendations (Responses to  
    http://research.umbc.edu/~korenman/wmst/wmsttoc.html
    
    Extractions: Last updated: June 8, 2004 Welcome to the WMST-L file collection. Established in 1991, WMST-L is a large, international email forum or "list" for discussion of Women's Studies teaching, research, and program administration. Over the years, the list has amassed a large collection of files relating to these topics. Many of the files contain discussions that have taken place on WMST-L. Also included are essays, interviews, bibliographies, and other items created and made available by WMST-L participants. Please note that most WMST-L discussions have not been made into files. To Search: The following topical index may make it easier to find files in a given subject area. The entire listing, arranged alphabetically, can be found after the topical index. You can also search any page by using your browser's Find command. On most English-language computers running Windows, hit CTRL-F [the "CTRL" key and the F key together] to bring up the search box. Since the web page you're currently looking at contains the titles and brief descriptions of all files in the WMST-L File Collection, using the Find command on this page should help you identify most files on a given topic. Academia Feminism(s) (including Critiques) Feminist Theory/Theories Girls and Young Women ... WMST-L

44. Women's Studies
    F Art 375. Issues of Sexuality and the Study of Art. Ms. Rand. W History 235. Womenin European History. Social History of the Civil war. Ms. Creighton.  
    http://abacus.bates.edu/catalog95-96/womens-studies.html
    
    Extractions: Professor Taylor (English); Associate Professors Nigro (Psychology), Brinkley (Sociology and Women's Studies)(on leave, winter semester and Short Term), Kinsman (Biology), and Eames (Anthropology), Chair The goal of this program is to recognize and use gender as an effective analytical tool. This method of analysis can help us to understand the realities and meanings of women's lives in many cultures and historical periods. Women's studies not only increases what we know about women, it enriches our understanding of men, and allows us to understand gender relationshow the roles assigned to men and women structure our societies and shape our personal interactions and public policies. The courses offered provide a cross-cultural comparison and encourage students to view women's experience from the perspective of a variety of fields. Major requirements : Any student considering a major in women's studies should try to take WS 100 and WS 250 before the end of the sophomore year. Students who declared their women's studies major prior to September 1995 may choose to fulfill the major requirements either as published in the 1994-1995 catalog or as published here. Students declaring a women's studies major after September 1, 1995, must complete the following set of requirements: a total of ten courses, including WS 100, 201, 250, 400, and 458 (senior thesis). In addition, one of the ten courses must be a 300-level (or 400-level) core course. The remainder must be chosen from the list of core and component courses that follows. No more than one Short Term unit may be counted toward the major.

45. Kyoto Center For Japanese Studies: Courses, Enrichment, And Class Schedule
    fieldtrips to area war museums. to Japanese economy, trade, politics, interpersonalrelations include what constitutes Women s studies, sexual discrimination  
    http://kcjs.stanford.edu/courses/next.html
    
    Extractions: This exploration of narrative fiction from the Meiji Period to the present offers students an appreciation of the range and richness of literary voices contributing to Japan's modernization. Discussed within the context of Japanese cultural and social history, we consider the canonical writers Natsume Soseki and Shiga Naoya, women writers Uno Chiyo and Kono Taeko, the Nobel Laureates Kawabata Yasunari and Oe Kenzaburo, contemporary mass-audience writers like Yoshimoto Banana, and others, including writers typically assigned to the margins-resident Koreans and Okinawans. Materials considered include novels, short stories, essays, and film. Demonic goddesses, bird-women, sexy shamans, and snaky sorceresses have slipped and slithered their way through the pages of Japanese myth, history, and narrative from time immemorial. Their presence in modern Japanese fiction has largely been treated as either suggestive of an author's nostalgia for a mythic past or an aberrant fantasy. We examine the way the trope of the demonic woman has developed and transformed from yesterday's legends to today's animation. Readings for the course range from myths and theatrical pieces to modern fiction and films. Inclided are noh dramas, setsuwa tales, and the creative fiction of writers such as Izumi Kyoka, Enchi Fumiko, and Tsushima Yuko. Readings are augmented by trips to appropriate "haunts" in Kyoto and to performances of Noh or Kabuki.

46. Womens Studies Bookmarks
    and photos What did you do in the war, Grandma? History in Americaby the Women sInternational Center Women s History by the Social studies School Service  
    http://www.cup.edu/ACADEMIC/womens/wsbookmark.htm

47. Clark University
    Among the topics that may be considered are beauty, war, sports, politics, women’s Everyyear thereafter, Introduction to Women’s studies will be taught  
    http://www.clarku.edu/academiccatalog/course.cfm?id=1507

48. Regime Unchanged: Why The War On Iraq Changed Nothing - Word Power
    1.00 off!) Categories Middle East, politics buy this power of the global antiwarmovement. Drugs. Economics. Education. Environment. Feminism and Women s studies.  
    http://www.word-power.co.uk/catalogue/0745321992
    
    Extractions: SEARCH OUR CATALOGUE BROWSE BY CATEGORY Select category Africa Animal Rights Anthologies and Essays Anthropology Art and Design Asia Bereavement Biography Caribbean Celtic Childbirth Computers and Internet Cookery Counselling and Psychotherapy Creativity and Creative Writing Cuba Cultural Studies Development Diaries and Calendars Disability Drama Drugs Economics Education Environment Feminism and Women’s Studies Fiction Gardening Globalisation Health and Holistic Health History Human Rights Humour and Gift Irish Latin America Law Lesbian and Gay Fiction Lesbian, Gay and Bisexual Literary Criticism Living Magically Magazines, Journals and Pamphlets Media, Film and Photography Men’s Studies Methodology Middle East Music Myths and Fairy Tales Native American Older Children and Teenage Parenting and Childcare Philosophy Poetry Politics Post-Colonialism Race Reference Relationships and Sexuality Religion and Spirituality Science and Technology Scottish Self-Help and Empowerment Social Policy Sociology Spoken Word and Video Sustainable Living Tattoos and Body Art Travel Violence and Sexual Abuse Work and Training Young Children Youth Work: Activities Youth Work: Issues SPECIAL OFFERS WORD POWER 20 You Have to Be Careful in the Land of the Free Revolucionario!

49. BA Women' Studies
    of this module will be analysis of post war changes and to the question To what extentdo women perceive themselves relate to their Field(s) of study but which  
    http://www.apu.ac.uk/womens-studies/ba.htm
    
    Extractions: The Gender, Culture and Society Pathway Introduction Gender affects all areas of modern social life. It shows up both in our deepest personal feelings about who we are and in the chances we have in life. Gender Studies is a multidisciplinary degree which looks at ways of understanding the relationships, inequalities and conflicts within and between the genders. It seeks to explain why gender is one of the most decisive locations of power in society. Why does gender become part of our innermost sense of self? How is the distribution of power in western societies affected by images of race, sexuality, and beauty? What kinds of relationships reinforce the inequalities between men and women? You will be encouraged to reflect on your own personal experiences in the context of a scholarly exploration into the nature of gender as well as to engage critically with the ways in which gender is inseparable from all aspects of culture and society. Course Content The Multidisciplinary nature of the course at APU is unique. With the guidance of the staff, you may choose from a wide selection of modules concerned with gender from Sociology, History, English, Art, Communication Studies, Philosophy, Geography, Psychology and Politics. You can also pursue your particular interests in independent study modules and in a dissertation.

50. Electives—Women's Studies
    Science 428 Women and war Feminist Conceptions of Autobiography Spanish 425 -Latin American Women Writers. Liberal studies 306 - Cultural Construction of  
    http://webpub.allegheny.edu/dept/womens/academ/electives.html
    
    Extractions: Women's Studies is proud to be an interdisciplinary liberal arts program, and students achieve breadth in their program by completing elective courses in four different categories. Majors are required to take at least one course from each of the four categories, while minors select electives from two of the four categories. Many regularly offered courses and some special topics courses may qualify to be counted in the Women's Studies program. In the list below are courses that have been offered in the past few years that may count toward Women's Studies. Students may not count a course toward both the major and the minor presented for graduation. (Rules for double majors and minors may vary.) Please consult with a Women's Studies advisor to find out what courses YOU may include in your Women's Studies program. For more information about elective courses, students may contact Professor Rose or the Registrar's Office.

51. Women And Gender Studies Videotapes In The Media Resources Center UCB
    in Southeast Asia (via International Gender studies homepage, UC woman in the aftermathof World war I. Higher for women, the entry of women into politics and  
    http://www.lib.berkeley.edu/MRC/WomenVid.html
    
    Extractions: Reproductive Rights / Parenting Women and the Media / Gender and Language Women's Bodies / Body Image / Gender Identity ... Women of Color (US) Women of the Third World / Asian / Europe / Immigrant Women Women in the Arts and Sciences Men's Studies Sound Recordings ... MRC videographies on various ethnic groups and nationalities MRC Movies videography (for works by women filmmakers or portrayals for women in international cinema) Women in Cinema: A Reference Guide South Asian Women (SAWNET) Movie Page Films and Documents About Women in Southeast Asia (via International Gender Studies homepage, UC Berkeley) All Different, All Equal. Life, Part 11 Looks at progress in achieving greater equality for women five years after the Beijing Conference on Women where government delegations pledged themselves to tackle increasing violence against women. Examines gains in women's rights globally with visits to Northern Ireland, Nigeria, Fiji, New Zealand, Brazil and other nations focusing on crimes against women and achievements by women towards equality. c2000. 24 min. Video/C 7771 Champion, Jane: The Films of Jane Campion.

52. Women's Studies: History
    Minerva Women the Military HMINERVA is the H-Net discussion list devoted tothe study of women and war and women in the military, worldwide and in  
    http://bailiwick.lib.uiowa.edu/wstudies/history.html

53. Women's Studies At SCSU
    members affected by years of war, sanctions, the from the Women’s studies Office203.392 9th Annual Conference 1998 Fulfilling Possibilities Women Girls  
    http://www.southernct.edu/departments/womensstudies/conference/2003sched.htm

54. Women's Studies On The Internet
    META SITES. WOMEN'S studies AT UA. ACADEMIC RESOURCES. SCIENCE TECHNOLOGY. HISTORY, ART LITERATURE. ETHNIC/INTERNATIONAL. politics ACTIVISM. PROGRAMS, ORGANIZATIONS, LISTSERVS. LIBRARY GUIDES  
    http://dizzy.library.arizona.edu/library/teams/sst/ws/web/homepg.html
    
    Extractions: WOMEN'S STUDIES ON THE INTERNET Selected by Ruth Dickstein , Women's Studies Librarian, University of Arizona The following connections were selected to link researchers with the most useful sources on the Internet in women's studies META SITES WOMEN'S STUDIES AT UA ACADEMIC RESOURCES ETHNIC/INTERNATIONAL ... PROGRAMS, ORGANIZATIONS, LISTSERVS

55. World-Wide Web Resources - Feminism & Women's Studies
    Feminism and Women's studies. New Sites Added Since March 10. Defining Gender, 14501910, "Advice Literature for men and women." Center for the American Woman and politics. Children's of the  
    http://www.uky.edu/Subject/women.html
    
    Extractions: Feminism and Women's Studies Defining Gender, 1450-1910 , "Advice Literature for men and women." Access to approximately 50,000 images of original manuscript and printed material, including a strong core of documents from the Bodleian Library, Oxford. Ephemeral material such as ballads, cartoons and pamphlets are featured alongside diaries, advice literature, medical journals, conduct books and periodicals. Structured into five sections: Conduct and Politeness (Section I) [available as of 3/10/04] and Domesticity and the Family (Section II) [available summer 2004]; the other three will be made available over the next three years: Consumption and Leisure (Section III), Education and Sensibility (Section IV) and The Body (Section V). Accessible via campus computers. Also available off-campus for UK faculty, students and staff; follow these proxy server access instructions Women and Social Movements in the United States, 1600-2000 , brings together books, images, documents, scholarly essays, commentaries, and bibliographies to document the multiplicity of women's reform movements. Accessible via campus computers. Also available off-campus for UK faculty, students and staff; follow these proxy server access instructions

56. Vincent Ferraro, Resources For The Study Of International Relations And Foreign
    Journal of South Asian Women studies, Australian National Review; Natrional Securitystudies Quarterly, Georgetown New Yorker; Parameters, US Army war College;  
    http://www.mtholyoke.edu/acad/intrel/feros-pg.htm
    
    Extractions: vferraro@mtholyoke.edu Support for this page came from the Hewlett International Studies Grant to Mount Holyoke College. I wish to thank the William and Flora Hewlett Foundation for their generous assistance. I also want to acknowledge the help I have received from Christine Gora and Urszula Sedzikowski, two extraordinarily capable and congenial colleagues. Curriculum vitae Link to the Official Mount Holyoke College International Relations Program Page Courses Useful Links Documents Governmental Home Pages ... Search Engine For Documents in this Site Papers and Speeches Keynote Address, "The Bush Doctrine: Did America Change or Did the World Change," Annual Conference on Global Issues , Manchester Community College, Manchester Community College, 25 October 2003 "Another Motive for Iraq War: Stabilizing Oil Market," ... Vincent Ferraro, "The Challenge of Tradition," A Talk to the Mount Holyoke College European Alumnae Council, Amsterdam, 22 March 1997 " Global Debt and Third World Development" by Vincent Ferraro and Melissa Rosser

57. Providence College - Women’s Studies
    twentieth century, including two World wars, the Great Depression, and the Cold war. Acritical survey of current views in the psychological study of women.  
    http://www.providence.edu/admiss/wms.htm
    
    Extractions: Carol B. Crafts, Ph.D.; Sister Gail Himrod, O.P., Ph.D.; Norma Kroll, Ph.D.; Nazma Latif-Zaman, Ph.D.; Ann Norton, Ph.D.; Wendy Oliver, Ed.D.; Sister Ann P. Stankiewicz, O.P., Ph.D. Assistant Professors The purpose of the Women’s Studies Program at Providence College is to provide opportunities for students to study the lives and accomplishments of women, past and present. It is important for students to know about the lives and work of women in order to provide them with a more inclusive world view. Understanding the issues vital to women’s lives and their intellectual/creative productivity will help students to formulate personal philosophies based on positive views and values regarding gender roles. Women’s studies is an innovative, interdisciplinary academic field of study. It focuses on analyzing the lives, achievements, and experiences of women across the academic disciplines in order to formulate a comprehensive understanding of culture and civilizations. As an area that has been neglected within traditional disciplines, women’s studies also strives to be sensitive to the under-representation of other groups in scholarly study. Thus, there is a strong effort to recognize and document the diversity of women’s experiences across age, race, ethnic group, and social class. As such, women’s studies broadens our understanding of humanity.

58. Women's Studies/Women's Issues Resource Sites: A - E
    Frequentlyupdated, annotated listing of more than 600 information-rich web sites offering resources for women's studies or women's issues. Sixteen topical sub-sections to aid searches. war; includes scanned images, transcripts of correspondence, newspaper clippings, and related links.) CLNET's Chicana studies  
    http://research.umbc.edu/~korenman/wmst/links1.html
    
    Extractions: About-Face (Site dedicated to combating negative and distorted images of women.) ABWA: American Business Women's Association (ABWA is dedicated to helping businesswomen "grow personally and professionally through leadership, education, networking support, and national recognition." The web site offers resources that support this aim, including professional development materials, career development information, local networking opportunities, and more.) Academic Info: Women's Studies (A directory of Internet Resources tailored to the university community. Annotated links arranged into a number of categories such as science, law, religion, cinema and the media, etc, as well as a separate multi-part section on U.S. women's history.) Access and Merit: A Debate on Encouraging Women in Science and Engineering (Essay by Canadian professor F. Mary Williams that describes the debate about the wisdom of interventions to encourage more women to prepare for careers in science and engineering. Ultimately, she argues that "by using a narrow definition of what constitutes scientific knowledge, the 'meritocritics' have missed the reality, and the potential, of modern science." Her essay is in pdf format and requires the use of a free Adobe Acrobat reader Accessibility of Computer Science: A Reflection for Faculty Members (Computer Science professor Dianne P. O'Leary's insightful discussion of the chilly climate for women in computer science. The discussion is arranged as a series of questions, such as whether women are less talented in computer science, why so few women enter the field and why so many who do enter do not stay, what makes the environment chilly, and what can be done at the faculty level and throughout the curriculum, from beginning courses to graduate education. References are provided for all sections. Highly recommended.)

59. Irish Academic Press - Women's Studies
    new research on Irish women s history studies a broad Subjects include religious womenin medieval Ireland, nurses nuns and ladies in the Crimean war, the Irish  
    http://www.iap.ie/wmen.htm
    
    Extractions: Richard B. Finnegan and James L. Wiles, Stonehill College, Massachusetts (Eds) (Eds) This collection of new research on Irish women's history studies a broad range of female experience, including work, religion and political activity. Written clearly and concisely, to appeal to both academic and lay reader, the book covers the largest time-span in Irish women's history to date: from the sixth to the twentieth century. Subjects include religious women in medieval Ireland, nurses, nuns and ladies in the Crimean War, the Irish Women's Workers' Union, infanticide in the 1920s, and women workers during the Second World War.

60. Women's Studies
    Gay and Lesbian politics WWW and Internet Resources Harvard did you do in the WarGrandma Women s History Project National Women s studies Association Sunshine  
    http://www.library.ucsb.edu/subj/women.html

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